We bought a minibus and called it                  .

The Dipper is very typical of the week in, week out support that Liverpool Heartbeat provides for the young people in our community.

Many organisations from around the city are provided free use of The Dipper. Look out for us and give us a wave, because whenever you see The Dipper you’ll know that young people are on their way to or from healthy and inspiring activities; from dance groups to football teams we’re helping across the board.

We take a very practical approach to helping young people, The Dipper is a great example of this…not being able to get to a game or performance simply because of a lack of transport is a terrible shame….that’s why we bought the Dipper.

It’s this same can do philosophy that we apply to all our projects, for instance, our city is brimming with young talented musicians and singers for whom the opportunity to record and release their music to a professional standard, and to achieve support and airplay of the region’s radio stations was virtually impossible.

So we created                                           ,  Liverpool’s not for profit record label. 

This year Liverpool Heartbeat is working with the Spitfire Heritage Trust to launch                                            . We're collecting and shipping mountain bikes to this small African Kingdom. It’s important that we inform young people of the varied and diverse cultures of our commonwealth, and how we rely on, and must continue to support each other.

The story of the Lesotho Spitfires is one of the great lost tales of WWII and a great inspiration and bridge between both cultural and age.